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A Shield Nickel In Bulk Coins.

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I posted a while back a very worn 1868 Shield nickel that I found in a bunch of mixed world coins. I find very few older coins in the bulk mixes and even less from the Land of Liberty so I always get excited when I find an older US coin. The other day I pulled an 1867 Shield nickel in rather good nick for it's age so thought I would post it. I guess you guys and gals in the states find these in your boxes of Cheerios but for us Aussies, it's a rare beast.
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@dave, that is a fun find. The date looks to be 1867 though, unless you've accidentally uploaded the wrong pics.
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Hi Spence, the one I noodled nearly a year ago was 1868. This one (pictured) I noodled a few days ago. It's 1867 (earlier date) and in better condition than the 1868.
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Pretty impressive!
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Sweet find, decent condition too!
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Not sure but it may be a DDO. Not a major one though.
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